baseball helmet
ArmorA hard plastic helmet that covers the head and ears. Designed to protect against a baseball to the head.

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A hard plastic helmet that covers the head and ears. Designed to protect against a baseball to the head.
Used for practice recipes and the like. If you see this description, it is a bug.
Used for practice recipes and the like. If you see this description, it is a bug.
Dummy item. If you see this description, it is a bug.
Used for practice recipes and the like. If you see this description, it is a bug.
A portable, charcoal-fired metalworking forge. With the right tools, you could use this for metalworking.
Used for practice recipes and the like. If you see this description, it is a bug.
Dummy item. If you see this description, it is a bug.
Dummy item. If you see this description, it is a bug.
Used for practice recipes and the like. If you see this description, it is a bug.
A medieval dagger forged from rough iron. It is not the sharpest tool in the shed, but it is certainly one of the largest.
A long wicker fish trap made from bark, reeds, cordage, or other natural materials. It's a staple fishing tool in many pre-industrial societies. The principle of action: the fish swims inside to eat the bait, but can't get out.
A pair of basketball shorts. Comfortable and light.
An anklet with tiny charms in the shape of bats and blood drops.
An outer garment of absorbent, towel-like material traditionally worn to cover one's nakedness to and from the bath. It makes you wish you had running water to bathe with.
A small bathroom scale, meant to weigh a person while naked.
A skeletal frame of sturdy metal with attached motors to allow the user to move heavier loads with less strain on the body.
A skeletal frame of sturdy metal with attached motors to allow the user to move heavier loads with less strain on the body. It is turned on and continually drawing power. Use it to turn it off.
A huge axe designed for warfare. Though intended for use as a weapon, it can also be pressed into service as a rather clumsy woodcutting tool.
A dull, cheaply-made replica of a huge axe designed for warfare.
A huge axe designed for warfare. Or it would be, but the axe heads aren't seated properly at all.
The current issue Army bayonet, before the Cataclysm anyways. It is thick, heavy, and surprisingly sharp. This bayonet also functions as a wire cutter, and a mediocre saw for cutting through aircraft fuselage. That the handle and tang can be completely disassembled from the blade is surely a fact of great comfort to the soldier, survivalist, and you.
An air gun modeled to look like a small lever-action rifle. Designed for young shooters and low-risk target practice, it's fairly accurate, but the BBs it fires deal nearly no damage.
A simple bracelet of string and wooden beads. Also doubles as a set of prayer beads, if you're so inclined.
A simple necklace made of string and wooden beads. Also doubles as a set of prayer beads, if you're so inclined.
A short black and yellow dress, reminiscent of a bee. It includes bee wings, a hood, and a pair of antennae.
A six-inch stinger from a giant bee. Makes a poor melee weapon.
A beekeeping hood. Keeps the bees out, but lets fresh air in.
A white suit commonly worn by professional beekeepers with straps on your ankles and wrists to prevent bees from flying in. It's not a very tough fabric, but it's lightweight and has plenty of storage thanks to a chest pocket.
Originally designed during the Cold War, this gun is probably the most successful battle rifle ever designed. Despite being labeled as obsolete, its tunable gas system ensures both reliability and low recoil, allowing the FAL to keep up even among modern competitors. This is a semi-automatic clone built by a domestic manufacturer.
A heavy, metal vise bolted down to a work surface. With its jaws and screw, it can tightly hold items, useful for a wide array of handiwork such as soldering, woodworking, welding, anything that can be aided by a firm grip. Also has a small, flat metal surface, useful for light metalworking if needed.
A soft cotton hat. Commonly worn by armed forces and existentialists.
Lighter than Beretta's iconic 92 series of guns, the Px4 Storm was built by utilizing light-weight polymer construction with steel inserts. Its shape was also optimized for concealed carry. This one is chambered in .40 S&W.
Lighter than Beretta's iconic 92 series of guns, the Px4 Storm was built by utilizing light-weight polymer construction with steel inserts. Its shape was also optimized for concealed carry, while maintaining the reliability that the 92 series is known for.
A massive bench-mounted device with a short guillotine blade mounted to a long lever. Designed for making straight or curved cuts through sheet metal up to 3 millimeters thick.
Dummy item. If you see this description, it is a bug.
A launcher for anti-tank guided missiles, capable of being deployed as a crew-served weapon or mounted on vehicles. While fairly accurate, it isn't fire-and-forget.
A big nylon duffel bag. Provides tons of storage, but is extremely encumbering.
A very spacious bag for carrying things to the gym. Basically a very large duffel bag.
A wooden frame with waterproofed cloth stretched around it, and a drawstring at the top to hold things in. It has straps to wear it on your back.
A thick foam helmet. Designed to protect against concussion.
A simple bikini top.
A long, slightly curved and hooked steel blade on the end of a sturdy shaft. Could be used to thoroughly ruin something's day, or cut branches and small trees.
A binder, meant to bind the chest close to the body to keep a persons chest flat.
A binder, meant to bind the chest close to the body to keep a persons chest flat.
A binder, meant to bind the chest close to the body to keep a persons chest flat.
this a pseudo item